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Allen Lions pit beef dinner returns for 66th year in Eden
The Allen Lions Club will serve its 66th annual old-fashioned Pit Beef Dinner from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Allen Community Hall, 26575 Collins Wharf Road in Eden. Tickets cost $25 and are limited, according to a community announcement. This year's dinners will be available for takeout only through the community hall's takeout window. Except for the year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Allen Lions have held the dinner every year since the club was founded in 1959. Beef cooked overnight and homemade sides More than half a ton of beef will be seasoned and cooked overnight over wood coals in brick-lined underground pits. Dinners will include gravy, macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes and turnips. The side dishes are homemade using old family recipes dating to 1959 and ingredients mostly from local farms, according to the announcement. Homemade desserts also will be available for sale. How to get tickets Tickets may be purchased from an Allen Lions Club member or by calling 610-247-8434. Proceeds benefit the Allen Fire Co., operation of the Allen Community Hall, street lights, leader dogs for the blind, vision treatment and research, Bless Our Children and other local charities, according to the
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Talk of Delmarva Radio Flea Market 10/31/26
DESCRIPTION: Two 2009 Sea-Doo jet skis in terrific shape. They are both turbo charged and have 3 seats. The price includes protective covers, life vests and a double jet ski trailer. Selling as a pair only. Will not separate. AMOUNT: $8,000. NAME: Kim / Salisbury / 410-422-1950. ITEM: Yard Sale...
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Still Waters Trio to Perform in Cambridge November 15
Still Waters Trio will present “New Moon Shimmer” at 4 p.m. Sunday, November 15, at Christ Episcopal Church, 601 Church Street in Cambridge. Admission is free. The Eastern Shore ensemble features flutist Ashley Watkins, cellist Denise Nathanson and pianist Veronica Tomanek. Its program includes works by William Grant Still, Eric Ewazen, Frank Bridge, Blaž Pucihar, Astor Piazzolla and Elena Kats-Chernin, ranging from folk-inspired miniatures to tango.
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Former Ball Theatre in Millsboro reopening summer 2027
MILLSBORO, Del. - The historic Ball Theatre on Main Street in Millsboro is officially reopening summer 2027 as the Millstone Theatre. PCA Productions announced Monday they have been renovating the almost-century old building, and they are planning to finish the work in time for next summer. PCA Productions also helped...
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Swap Shop items for Friday, October 30
1.Leiman Bros. sandblasting cabinet is a heavy duty standup model up on legs. It has all the accessories included. It has 2 explosion proof lights inside too. the hose, nozzle with extra tips is included too. Located in Bloxom Va. 17574424546. 2. Anyone need help with their Hayman Potatoes. 1-757-694-1398.
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Copp’s Seafood Is A Longtime Seafood Market In Lewes, Delaware
The crabs at this little red shack get steamed for free, and they come only from the Chesapeake or Delaware bays. Louisiana crabs need not apply. The owners are proud of that rule, and honestly, so am I. Every bit of seafood here is wild-caught in the United States. The...
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Talbot County Council Highlights: Easton Airport Runway Construction Takes Off
After more than two decades of planning, Easton Airport is moving ahead with construction of a new runway following two major approvals by the Talbot County Council at its October 27 meeting. The council unanimously approved an $8.46 million construction change order for David A. Bramble Inc. and a separate...
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Cambridge Time Machine: Its Muskrat Season
The Cambridge Time Machine takes us back to the days when muskrat trapping helped Dorchester County families make a living. These photographs, preserved in Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge’s 1940–1941 report, show muskrat skinners practicing a skill that supplied both meat for the table and pelts for the fur trade. Cambridge turned that work into a public attraction with its first annual muskrat-skinning contest in 1939, celebrating a marshland tradition deeply rooted in the county’s history.